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Terms in Italian 5651-5660 of 10470

in brodetto

/een broh-DEHT-toh/
[Italian]

In a broth. This describes a method of serving, generally, whole small fish in a thin broth flavoured with garlic, onions, parsley, tomatoes, white wine and stock.

in brodo

/een BROH-doh/
[Italian]

"In broth." This refers to foods cooked in a thin stock of broth.

in camicia

/een kah-MEE-chyah/
[Italian]

"In a shirt." Foods which are cooked in a skin of some sort, such as baked potatoes or wrapped in pastry. Uova in camicia are poached eggs.

incanestrato

/een-kah-neh-STRAH-tah/
[Italian] plural incanestrati

"In a basket." Many Italian cheeses are made from curds which are placed in baskets to drain. The pattern of the basket appears on the cheese when it is later turned out.

in carpione

/een kahr-PYOH-neh/
[Italian]

Seasoned with herbs and spices and the pickled in vinegar, wine and lemon juice. Fish is often fried and then soused this way. It is served cold.

in carpione

/een kahr-PYOH-neh/
[Italian]

Seasoned with herbs and spices and the pickled in vinegar, wine and lemon juice. Fish is often fried and then soused this way. It is served cold.

in carrozza

/een kahr-ROHts-tsah/
[Italian]

"In a carriage." Usually refers to fried Mozzarella sandwiches.

incasciata

/een-kah-SHYAH-tah/
[Italian]

A kind of pie filled with minced (US: ground) meat mixed with tomatoes, topped with hard boiled eggs and grated cheese.

in casseruola

/een kahs-seh-roo-OH-lah/
[Italian]

"In a casserole." Food cooked in a casserole.

incassettato

/een-kahs-seht-TAH-toh/
[Italian] plural incassettati

"Boxed." "Encased." Enclosed in pastry as applied to individual items.